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Opportunity cost means the (Multiple Choice)

Opportunity cost means the
A) accounting cost minus the marginal cost.
B) highest-valued alternative forgone.
C) accounting cost minus the marginal benefit.
D) monetary costs of an activity.

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Thank you, this really, really helps Heavy Heart

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